If there’s a solstice or an equinox approaching, you know it’s time for another free ebook in my Grammaticus Free Library series!
The eleventh title is a short ghost story by Edith Nesbit (1858โ1924), a prolific English writer, poet, and socialist activist. Originally published in the Illustrated London News in 1891, it was republished two years later in the collection of her short stories titled “Grim Tales.”
It tells the story of a lonely old man remembering a series of unusual encounters with a mysterious woman. Was she just a product of his imagination or perhaps a visitor from the beyond? If you like ghost stories, youโll enjoy this one!
Like the previous ebooks, this one also contains vocabulary notes intended for English language learners, levels B2 and above.
To download your PDF copy, click on the link below. To browse all the previous Grammaticus Free Library titles, visit the Library section of this website.
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Old man’s tales, auld lang syne.
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